Re: I alway get a corrupted file

["Jonathon Jongsma" <jonathon jongsma gmail com>]

On 4/5/07, Jamiil Al-Buraq <jalqadir gmail com> wrote:
> Can you compile GTKmm without first compiling GTK?

no

> thus, any GTK problem is a
> GTKmm problem, wouldn't you say?

No, it's a GTK problem (or possibly a user problem).  gtkmm developers
don't create GTK+ releases, so if there's a problem with the GTK+
release, you must speak to those responsible for it.

But unless you're actually going to be modifying the gtkmm source
code, there's almost no reason to compile the GTK+ or gtkmm libraries
yourself.  Just use the packages supplied by your linux distribution
or use the pre-made windows binaries (if you use windows)

--
jonner